Burnout

When Bartering is Not a Bargain in Business

by Bart Gragg

Many businesses, especially entrepreneurs, rely on barter, ‘trade services’ or discounts as a way to get services for their business without having to shell out cash for them. This causes major pains if they continue the practice as they try to grow.

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Reducing Burnout – I Don’t Work With Volunteers, I Work With PEOPLE!

by Bart Gragg

Volunteer burnout happens all too frequently. I see it and have been subject to it. I volunteer with several organizations and have left many over the years as I got tired of the way the typical organization treats people.. There are soooo many reasons that it happens, and soooo much wasted time and talent when it happens. It’s time to put a stop to it. So I decided to craft a presentation as a keynote and workshop on how to reduce volunteer burnout.

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Volunteer and Non-Profit Burnout – The Burnt Stick

by Bart Gragg

Why volunteers and employees burnout and how that affects the organization. What a volunteer coordinator can do to help alleviate burnout. Helping the individual stay focused, reducing stress and frustration, by keeping the organization focused. (Originally published under ‘The Burnt Stick’)

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